Sony and Marvel’s covid era, superhero phenomenon earned $19.7 million on Christmas Eve, bringing its total domestic ticket sales to $405.5 million and making it Sony’s highest-grossing domestic film of all time, not adjusted for inflation. The previous high-water mark was set in 2017 by Jumanji: Welcome to the Jungle ($404.5 million).

Not to add, No Way Home is on the cusp of being the first pandemic-era film to break the $1 billion mark at the global box office.
After concluding Friday with more over $900 million globally, the film will reach the milestone on Sunday, if not Christmas Day.

We don’t expect it to slow down to much on it’s way to 1 billion domestically. Although Sing 2, from Universal and Illumination, is no slouch either and is expected to gross $40 million in its first five days. The animated family film debuted against The Matrix Resurrections and The King’s Man, both of which are suffering at the box office.